An Annual Gala to benefit Community Brain Injury Services
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Event Details
Join us on May 4th, 2024, for "A Night at the Movies" at our 14th Annual Lifting the Silence to support Community Brain Injury Services' programs and services!
About the Event
Lifting the Silence, The Gala- A Night at The Movies
Saturday, May 4th; 6:30p-10p
Virginia Museum of History & Culture
Tickets: $100/person
- Lifting the Silence is an elegant evening drawing over 150 sponsors, supporters, friends, and special guests- including advocates and community and business leaders
- Enjoy music, heavy hors d'oeuvres, and an open bar
- This year's theme: A Night at the Movies! Come dressed to impress as we unroll the red carpet ala Oscar night, or maybe old Hollywood glam is more your style? Or perhaps you would prefer to come as your favorite movie character- and maybe you'll see one there!
- Silent and Live Auctions, raffles and games, and so much more!
About Community Brain Injury Services
Experiencing a brain injury is a life-altering event that impacts the individual, the caregiver, and the entire community supporting the individual. The individuals we support are navigating the resulting lifelong disability they have as a result of their brain injury. Community Brain Injury Services (CBIS) helps brain injury survivors build back independence by helping individuals set up needed supports to live independently safely, reengage with their community, return to competitive employment, and offer supports within a supportive network of peers.
CBIS is best known for our Clubhouse-model vocational rehabilitation programs, The Mill House in Richmond, and The Denbigh House, in Newport News, that offer an array of vocational supports and services and help individuals work on the socioemotional, cognitive, and behavioral changes following a brain injury. CBIS Case Management programs provides individuals the support to live in the community as independently as possible with needed supports to ensure health, safety, and accessibility for each individual. This is highly individualized and looks different for each person. Case Managers work with the survivor to and their treatment team to put into place the appropriate resources and supports.
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